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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
CONFIRMING THE MURDEREFs CONFESSION

Manager Meyer, Of the Windsor Hotel, at No. go
Chatham-st, stated yesterday that Casper stromDach
who has confessed in Salem, Marion County, ILL., that
he was the murderer Of the girl whose boiy was found
at Railway on March 25, occupied room iI The Wind
sor from April to III, and also ON the nights VI May
l0 and II. . -
Louis schwaIz enicck, who is porter In tho Wiz
sar and became acquainted with strombach during The
attcIs stay at the Windsor, stated yesterday that he
became intimate with StrOmbach on account VI intro
ducng the latter In saloon at No. 20 DiVlslonsL'
where strombach played tho either and earned rev
dollars every night. Last March he lent strOInbach
knife 10 fix his either. Tho knife was 80 u-ciul 10
Strombach that he wlshod " retain IL 10 Keep his
either In playing condition. hchwarZenbcck Warntd
him that II woul1 not he ssfo 10 carry such knife
On NAV 10 StrOmbach ~ him In the Windsor
Hotel, and holding the knife In his hand told him
n that he murdered the gill In Rah"ay
with the knife schwarzcbeck refused 10 accept the
knife and has not since seen Strombach. go
Augusta Gardener, who became acquainted WIN
Strombach at No. III Canal-st., who're she was en-
played as cook and chambermaid, vas anxious 10 see
Louis Schwarzenbeok yesterday with view OF Keep
ing her namo o"t of the papers. 1t Is said that
stpombach confessed 10 Augusta that he murdered
the girl at Railway. 40 49,, -,
Chief Of Police LOCKER of Hallway visited this city
Yesterday and obtained the statement Oh Schwarzch
beck lie said he would take train during the
evening for Illinois to bring back the confessed muir
dorer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
FINANCES OF BROWN UNIVERSITY.

PRovIDRScE. Juns 10 tSpecdll.-rhe adjourned
meeting of the Corporation OF Brown University was
held yesterday President Rotinsoa presented his
report In which he speaks of the satisfactory working
OF the erpei OF receiving students on tine cert-
Gates their instructor lie calls attention to the sub
icot of eo-eduoaon in the university, but makes no
new .. ere.ons the matter There should be an In
crease OF 900 TO the common fund OF the univsr-
atty 10 meet proper wants and the library fund needs
IA addition OF $4,000 Reference Is made to the
LYMAN bequest. which by its subsequent action the
corporation voted appropriate to the erection OF
gymnasium. The report refers TO the Wilson bequest
oil 100000 to be appropriated in large part to a
building for the department OF physics. The treasurer
presented his report in print, from which 1t appears
that on April 10. the balance ia his hanas was
Ssl7. 03l 81 The expenditures OF the year
exceed the income by few hundred dollars. The
library committee reports 81, 10 volumes in the
library. Andrew j. Jennings ot Fall River, and
f. c. Ez of Boston, elected trustees OF the corpo
ration. The subject OF coeduoation in the university
was referred the September meeting OF the corpora
ton Professor j. L. Lincoln Was granted leave OF
abs Tor one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the dagram line shows me oaromere MUG
tnatons Yesterday as At the nited states ssn
Srvre satton In TINS The dasrs hdc lt te 'e"poia
ture noted at Hudnuts pharmacy, us broau"E
TRIBUNE OFFICE. June III NJ" was po',o0'
~ ,,o.thsr vesterday; warmer but not oppressive
and with only occasional ssps aud patches OF white
against the azure barometer fell and the wind was
steady from the southwest The temperature ranged
between $50 and sGo the average 7l'l being higer
than on the corresponding day last year. an" D ns"'
than Wednesday. -, e,..,- n.
sllyhtly warmer. falr weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDTCATIONs-FOR "a HOURS.
wAsHrNGroN, juno l6-For New-England. westerly
winds fair weather except rain in the eastern portion
slight changes in temperature.
For New-York Pennsylvania and New,Jersey, south
westerly winds. fair weather, slight changes in temper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

In the Hottest Summ,r Weather
Bensons Plasers being and ceanly. are always
cooling soothing and gthenng to sufferers We make
this claim for genuine Bensons only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
WASHINGTON MISSING pAscHALpS GIRLS

Prom me chester PENN Times
The noted Blue Bell Inn, which is located near
mari hut on tho east bank OF Darby creek, ahu tIo
foro over tho county line, Is ono VI tho most nSoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

onIco komin and heard you tho floor stamp twenty
seven difnes." u. 49,,
The Colonel compromised by drinking three OF tDo
schooners and paying for all OF them bur ~ INC eho
timo warning The bearmOnger never 10 do IL again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
President Central Gas Light Con

NtW IOTh, JIIIIc Ioofs
If the bill 10 increase the price of in the An
nexed District from 81 % to 81 amended on its
final passage 50 that the rate was fixed al 81 go. IT
escaped our notice. Comparisons as to the popula-
ton and consumption of gas IN no way affect the
statement Of The TRIBUNE concerning Governor
HILLS principle of " uniformity in taxation."-lEd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

Mr.. Cleveland Has Pretty Teeth.
DO all ladies who Macmahan's Handicap Tootl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

Vain Desire ussic Van Tinscl 60 llttle hnHyl-
Wouk'n't Won like TO hc a mau. Ha'Wy - -,
AIRY Instantly interestodj--Yeth, wouldn't you !
--(IidBts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
5perial Notices.
society of the Sons Of the Revolution.

The Society will meet Demonicos 5thave and e6thst,
on FRIDAY the nth Of June at p m TO celebrate the
eleventh anniversary OF the Battle OF bun
ker Hill receive the report OF the ooau Oh MANA
GERS in relation to the Hale monument ...
e FREDERICK :. TALLMADGE, President
GOMERN. SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
THE PRICE OF GAS.

THE INCREASE IN THE ANNEXED DIsrRIcT-How
1T COMPARES WITH BROOKLYN.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The statement In THE TRIBUNE today relative TO
the law fixing the price OF is erroneous pasmuch as
the bill referred permits the companies In the An
nexed District charge ST. CO. not 49, and reduces the
price in Yonkers from 81 rs TO 81 go. On Manhattan
Island the population is twenty-five times "a large
the consumption OF eighty times as great
as in the Annexed In Brooklyn the population
ia over twelve times as large and the consumption OF gas
about twenty times great AS in the Annexed DIS
trict After July the price OF gas Will be as follows
District, 81 80: Jersey City. 81 rs. We ask that you
will make the necessary correction: Yours luiy.
WILLIAM f. BEAL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
Post Once Notice

w. II. Hankinssns Carpet Cleaning Works.
is East 27th.st Send Tor circulars
No charge for this Island south OF l6Othst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
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Over 100 Varieties
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
EXERCISES AT cLAvERAcK COLLEGE.

CLAvERACK n. Y, june The Thirty third year
of the CLAW ,rnck College and uson River Institute
closed to-day. The annual concert by the Conserva-
tory of Music on lay evening was OF high
order.
The exercises OF Commencement Day opened at y
o'clock with an exhibition drill by the Military Depart
ment For an hour the college campus was converted
into ycritabe battle-ground. The skirmish drill and
bayonot exercises were the features OF the OCCASION
The meeting OF the Alumni Association at 10 o'clock
in College Hall was large and enthusiastic Addresses
were M .de and steps taken toward endo"ng series
al price tor scholarship. Upward OF three hundred
pur,ts sat down to the commencement dinner The
Rev Dr. W. +. Hatfield, OF Poughkespsie feivered
the address before the graduates at the commencement
AZ o'clock The degree OF Bachelor OF Arts was con-
f,rred on Laura c. Knapp, Lila j. Locke. Anna IT,.
Roberts the Academic diploma on Minnie D. ATKINS
.losephne Haviand. Cora VI. Hill, Luela Smith,
s. Louise " right the degree OF Bachelor oil Music on
Annie J. Coobaugh. Nellie A. Grant Cora A. Ham
mond Cora NJ. Hill. Anna q. Roberts, Emma NJ.
Thomas and the degree OF Bachelor OF Painting on
George l.. Starks. frederick w: leroy Ahcram
n Y; Otto Goebel. New-York; George ~ Pratt
Tarrytown, ~ Y; Alvin Toles Chsrlotteyllle ~ IL
Levi, Sausrbrei, Dormansviile, n. u; H. Tristan
Ferris Riyer,ide Conn; Willis N. Parker. Mantle,
Conn were graduated the Latin Scientific and Col
lepe Preparatory Departments
The exhibition of the works in crayon painting ana
sculpture from the department OF art attracted
marked attention from the visiting friends and alumni
The reception given in the evening by Mrs d.
Alonzo FlscK was a brilliant and enjoyable affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO ONE GRADUATE
CARLISLE. Penn June 16.-Tho commencement exer-
cises OF Meizger Institute took place today Inc grad
uating class Is the largest IN many years Among the
graduates Is young lady. niece OF Alfred suiy, o.
NewYork who presented her with checK TOT @oo'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
CLOSING DAY AT TIE STEVENS INSTITUTE.

CLOSING DAY AT TIE STEVENS INSTITUTE.
The commencement OF tho stevens Institute OF Iech-
nology wa, held last evening In Warengs Theatre
IIobosen The salutatory Grafton was delivered oy
Franklin Moeller, AMI Joseph Aloyslus M'rIroy
was the valedictOtian Addresses !" the graz
mailing elias, were delivered by President Norton
"f lie institute; A. T. Boiler aud C. j. lmerr a. A.
Fuller OF the class OF 49, secured both inc rr,y pI1o
drawiug TIE degree Of mechanical engineer was con
ferred upon thirty young men Atcr tne eAeias" ~ VIC
house at SIKH and Hudson sta
nor ofLeT Commemorate, are Serenm fdgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

SENIOKS HPEAkTNb IN n UINONE nj oIVIfHN''
WuLiMASTIc June 10 (SpeciaIl.-The commencement
Of siorrs Agricultural School took place today. The
exercises we're held in the grove Principal H. f. Rooms
presided. Northumberland Hyde read valuable
history Of the school Special tribute was paid 10 the
unsolicited generosity OF orgnaors OF the Agrcu-
,nral school for Connecticut Charles and Augustus
storrs who gave land and money and buildings to start;
also 10 Mrs whitney for dlgent services toward clear
ing IN the title the next school year the new
radma1e addresses were by Dexter l. Hall ot Meri-
den subject The Grange" ". j. irwin, Mhidleiown'
T." HE Iest:" W = Lee, Hanover, Food; = j. Ferry,
clarks Fails "Soil = L. +. Weed, South Aorwaik.
Peach Cultnre;" ". j. Woman Mansfield. " some
Useful In.ecls" The essays were noteworthy Tor
ound common and practical appreciation or farm
iug Ex-spraker william T.. slmmonds delivered an
al ress IN the .radnatc4 He advised attention To
su.caIrle, according t. land and market rather han
,,nerll farming speeches also made by senators
T. ?. Henry j. d. flunkctt ana "eproseh '''i'o "u'-
bard
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24
THE STATES EXTRA.


The notice OF the third and last issue
OF the .Statgs trade edition was unin-
ten,ionally omitted yesterday. This was
probably the best OF the two, and that Is
saving much Tuesdays edition con
tained cuts Of number Of the most ele
CANT private residences in the city. II
included those Of Mr.. J b. Pace, General
Joseph r. Anderson. Mr. p II Mayo,
Captain Philip Haxsll, Major Fred. K.
scott. Mr.. Alfred T Harris, and Mr. l.
\ saunders It also had cuts OF the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
and OF Pratts cottage
The paper was filled with advertise
ments and much descriptive matter not
I'm either Of the other issues IN fact. with
the exception of the "ads. an the mat
ter in each edition was different. The
getting up OF the trade paper was "a big
enterprise. lt enailed great labor on
every department. and b reflects cr@iit
upon an concerned iu making 1.-THE great
success &c was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24
STAGE LIFE.
TIE new opera house 10 be built nj Kansas
'.fg viii cost S400.ODO and sent 800 people

The new opera house 70 be bulk at Kansas
'fy viii cost S400,o0 and seat , 800 people.
Charlie. Reed the minstrel. Il 20 appear as
.oum Oakapple In Mr. Stetsons proiuc
tom Of "Ruddygore' nj the Globe theatre,
Boston.
Nine Bernhardt has not improved IN her
acting since she appeared IN thi, country
f.gv year. ago. some Of the old fire seems 70
be- wanting.
Geo y Sims, the English playwright ana
story writer, has received nearly $4,000
from his plays produced in the United
State during the past five years
Geney,eve Ward has been termed the
most Intellectual woman who has appeared on
the stage since Charlotte Cushman' She Is
q liueal descendant Of Jonathan Edwards
Fanny Davenports young brothers. f. L.
and Harry, are playing Boo Miss m Caiiior-
Lila. Every member of the Davenport family
Is ON tine stage-mother, TIRES daughters and
two sons
Gagare the celebrated tenor has been
paid $4,000 for singing ON fifty nights in
Italian opera in Paris Sixteen years ago he
used o. get 81 a night f0r singing AT o LITTLE
music hall
Lester Walacks hair Is nov yeloWtb
white in sharp contrast % his mustacle.
which suu appear as jet black. There ere
sharp lines and deep burrows in bis face. and
hs looks like a wreck of Dis former se.f
Messr HYDE g. Behmau, VI Brooklyn
Harry Miner. " New York. and SIR Bailey
~ Baruum. Bailey g. Hutchinson. are
thinking ~ erecting two news theatres u ho--
ton There are now eight regular p'a' ID
amusement in successful operation n that
city
Itissaii that 81 Ha win manl-. te
nsw Boston Ideal Opera company neN- -et-
-1u SIR Hil an present IS managing tae
Union Square Theatre in New York. CrHI.
b.a theatre Chicago. Margaret Mlrher fr
pta Opera company and Murray and hu
ply
Seven 0i the principals oi tle company
that Col Mapla-on has engaged forh- ea-2n
of italian opera Don London. which began
saturday. nre Am-u .aus Emma Netail.
Mime Ha,reitr Marie Eugai of Ca.
Minnie Hauk Iou>a Dotd. Lillian tHnira
and let'a. ot Ph.iad .phla
William Henderson ot ths jersey city
Academy of Mu-.. fas probably nad tir
longest experience of any mana- -t.l H
active service u this country Ile bass feu
connected with Theatres SINCE l-i. AT tlit
time tle average salary o. % leading naN "a.
SIS aud so and So house, were El.f '.n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24


In the TIMES 2 Jess days since hy aa
error, The story Of Mr. vs.. W Archer in
the Atlantic Monthly for April was spoken
of as "a play This item has been copied
IN several of our exchanges, and the
qme1de honorable +. made by publishing
the following from Buce's letter in thc
Norfolk Lelgo.
"The Atmal Nuhlg for April con-
tains as one of it- features Lazarus Mar
tin, story from 'he pen of Mr. W. w
Archer, Of The Richmond Slat-one of
the most brilliant journalists In the South
The story is one of the most readable
that has appeared in any of the maya.
zines for long time Mr. Archer is au
author OF far more than local fame Be
sides this last effort. be has contributed
10 the past few years several articles
which have attracted very general atten
ton i'm the literary world
There Is nothing i0 be added 90 or taken
from his notice ln elegant parlance. D.
IL simply "nuf ced
Mr. Archer is not "a play-writer but
there is no telling what he might do
should his thoughts turn in chat direc-
ton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24
LABOR NOTES.

New York convict labor VIII cease in
August
The new Knights Of Labor building at
Minneapolis viii cost $1,000
a Swiss shoemaker makes bis board and
about fifteen cents in money each day.
The Steamship Sailors union. of San Fran
cisco. have recently joined the Knights Of
Labor.
The piano case makers IN New York are
about 70 ask Tor an increase Of wages, amount
ing to y per cent
The Drug clerks, Knights Of Labor have
made demand OF their employers that four
teen hours constitute day.
hr. Bayles, recently appointed president Of
the board Of health Of New York city, IS
member Of ths knights Of Labor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

MI Walter r. Booth has been elected
delegate from Richmond Typographical
Union t0 the International Union which
meets This year 80 Buffalo y \
Mr. Booth is welrkn0wn Richmond
boy by birth and is one OF the best COM
Dosii0rs on the RIi4oU Hr1d lie
will make "a worthy successor of the ex-
celleni delegates who have preceded him
As representatives of the Richmond
printers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24
Atherir.t napti.t Chnrch.

The services at the First Baptist church
last night were very largely attended.
The sermon by Rev DR. Cooper was an
impressive one. and the singing very i'm
spring Services every night this week
In consequence OF these services there
will be no meeting tonight al the Fourth
street chapel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

Rchmond's prime iavorite will present
Galba. the Gladiator at the Theatre
tomorrow night, Delicate Ground %
and Tanning of the Shrew al Satur-
day matinee, and the time-honored Sat
urday night play, Richard III, Satur-
day night This announcement should
be sufficient to pack the house al each
performance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

wills, administrator against Avres
Argued by Colonel John IL. Guy for
piAihlih 10 error and w vs. Henry, Esq,
LOT defendant IN error, and submitted
Blair sgainsi Muse Argued by W w.
henry and d b. Muntord, Esqs., for sp-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

For 25 cents you can obtain much IN
,ormation instruction, and satisfy your
curiosity, al the Anatomical EA, ,,., y
No. 1909 Main street. ms eNn'O''iou -
for gentlemen only.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24
CITY ITEMS.
rxwsy NOTES GATHERED ny THE
TIMES REPORTERS

m. pns,mac,.t's Convention-An"ther
g. p,aar Arrested Delegate Elected.
-, md Dramatic Welded ia
wa.h,neton- The Royal Habeas Cor
ons The Extra state The Riding Club
m..,,ar and Other Matters Of Moment
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24
BREVITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS MINOR MES-
TON. AND LOCAL LACoNICs.

TON. AND LOCAL LACoNICs'
The News Of the Dav Boiled Down and
Served Up In Condensed shape About
Folks You Know, and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.
/ Range Of Thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec 81 Co.'S shoe house, Broad street,
March 23d, 1887 9 am, 4j': - m, 4g';
pm. 81. g pm, 49,.
New moon to-day at ll.20 o'clock am
Hon. John T Harris was IN the city
i last night
The great Hanl0n Brothers wiz be al
the Theatre March 2sth, 29th, and Both.
Mr Taylor Stratton was registered
at the Purcell House Norfolk, las; Tues
day
Messrs u B Blanks and vs. y Rag
land. of Petersburg were 10 The city yes
terday
The Democratic State Committee sill
meet ar the Exchange at ~ O'Clock m.
o. day
Hons. John ". Daniel and John S. Bar
bour were among the Presidents callers
yesterday.
Rev Dr. Hoge BIAS been ON flying
trip io Washington. and has returned 90
this city.
SO compromise has as set been effect
cd between the boss and i0umeymen
brickmvers
Lieutenant Charles O. Boshor who has
been quite sick f. able f0 he af l'. place
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

The commencement of this tlme-hon-
orcd institution will take place 40 the
Theatre Thursday. March 3lst Hon. A
VI. Waddell. of Wilmington y c., will
deliver the address Mr. Waddell was
the final orator at Randolph-Macon some
years ago. and is an able speaker.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

A meeting of the Virginia Riding and
DRIVING Club viii De held at the Ex-
change Hotel tonight al 81 o'clock. A
iuli ana puncludl attendance is requested
hr, W Miles Cary is president. and
DIT. Barton Il Grundy secretary and
treasurer Of the CLUB
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

] want my friends and the former
patrons Of w. ID Blair & Co. 20 know
that ! am now in my new store, No. 1902
East Main street. TWO doors below the
DspatA office. and am prepared 20 give
prompt and faithful. attention TO all or
ders An orders intrusted 20 me viii
be promptly executed by efficient and at
tentiye assistants, who viii be pleased 10
render YOU the same courteses and ser
vice a. al the old stand Send me your
order JULIEN BNFORD,
Successor 10 W d. Blair & Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

The city ambulance was called ye-ter-
day 90 attend colored man named
George Moore who was taken sick and
fell from % cart ON Broad street near
Fourteenth street. He wa, taken 90 bis
home al 50. James and Federal streets
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24
THE GREAT DAY.
Laying ofthe Cornerstone of the city Hall.

Laying ofthe Cornerstone OF the CITY Hall.
Major Norman Y. Randolph the chief
marshal on the occasion Of the laying OF
the corner stone OF the new City Hall,
has furnished the following programme
for the great occasion
The line will be formed on Broad street,
with the right resting on First street, as
follows
Detachment of Police,
Chief Marshall and staff,
Brigade staff.
Veteran Associations,
First Virginia Regiment.
r l.. ] Blues,
First Colored Battalion.
Richmond Howitzers,
Stuart Horse Guard,
CITY Council i'm carriages,
City Departmeuts-Chi ef and Employees
on foot.
Fire Department.
Civic Societies White,
Civic Societies COlOred
Visiting Masonic Lodges.
Richmond Masonic Lodges
The Committee Of Arrangements VIII
endeayOr % secure the National Soldiers
Home band at Hampton
Merchants and manufactures are ice
questcl Co close their establishments al
- O'Clock and give their employees hai
dag holiday. SD tlat they can par.lci-
pate in tle parade.
LINE oF MARCH.
The line OF march will De down Broad
fO Twelfth. thence 90 Main. mp Main io
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

Cabinets - per dozen Cards, pel
dozen INCuvOND pI0rolnAfh 't
-~. Broad street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

Whisky for 10 and - cents per drink,
that IL worth the price al y. A. stumpf's
Restaurant, corner OF Eighth and Main stre~ts.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

General Bradley r Johnson, counsel
for plaintiff. objected 10 certain state
menis made by the defendants in theil
answer ON the ground that it was "a mat
ter which did not sppearn the records.
The Court answered that the question
before him 10 decide was whether or moi
Mr.. Royall was illegally held by thc
Sergeant OF the city of Richmond, and
not 10 ascertain whether Mr. Royal was
guilty of violating the Barratry law thai
il would De necessary 90 produce ihe
records of The Hastings Court from Obj.
incipiencv Of Ibis case To- its final ending
This was done and The trial was proceed
ed with
Mr. ROYAL announced that he appeared
as counsel and also complainant, and as
he was more familiar with the case than
his associates, would open
Able arguments were made by Mr.
Wndham r. Meredith and Attorney
General Ayres ON one side, and Mr W.
l.. Royal, General Bradley r. Johnson
and Ex-Governor Chamberlain on thcpari
Of the petitioners no the conclusion OF
which Judge Bond announced that he
should let the prisoner (Mr Royall re
main IN custody of The marshal, as ID was
an important matter and he desired To-
write his opinion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

The News Of the Dav Boiled Down aud
Served Up IN Condensed shape About
Folks You Know, and Interesting Items
UeppiIva and Hastily Hit.